Preparing for Business Battles? Learn Some Lessons from the Marines
Wharton Leadership Ventures, a program of the school's Center for Leadership and Change ... Read story
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Corps Values
The U.S. Marines are trained to make split-second decisions based on incomplete information, in life-or-death situations. Can they provide clues to running a... Read story
Managing on the Front Lines
What the Marine Corps has learned about management from the Iraq War. Read story
Managing from A to Z
Looking for a metaphor for business? As our A-to-Z compendium of similes and analogies will show, any metaphor you can think of has probably been used before. Read story
Character and Caring: Business Lessons from Three Military Officers
Military metaphors abound in the world of business. Companies rarely enter new markets; they usually "invade" them. When businesses ponder geographic expa... Read story
The Art of the Woman Warrior
Two former Marines offer management training strictly for businesswomen. Read story
How I Did It: Steven Sliwa, CEO and president, The Insitu Group
As told to Kasey Wehrum Industry: Defense 2006 Inc. 500 Ranking: ... Read story
In a Former Life: Chris Rooney
CHRIS ROONEY, 58 Present life: Rooney is the CEO of Cignal Global Communications Inc., a three-year-old teleco... Read story
Onward Through the Fog
Inc.'s editor-in-chief reviews General A.M. Gray's book 'Warfighting,' and finds it a must read. Read story
Mentors for Life
When I cofounded a computer-networking consulting company five years ago, I was fortunate to have had assistance from other entrepreneurs. They are my "me... Read story
Got Guts?
An interview with Bob Lutz, the former vice-chairman of Chrysler. Lutz describes common mistakes companies make when designing new products and explains what... Read story
Preemptive Strike
They don't have any sales -- or anything to sell, for that matter. But that hasn't stopped the five souls who make up Red Eye Arms Inc. from shaking up C... Read story
Private Lives;
Seven decades after its founding, a family business repositions itself for growth. Read story
Search: The Greatest Stories Ever Told
The 2002 edition of the best business stories, the art of interference, and a Web site that serves as a CEO refresher course. Read story
Waking Up to War
Here, Inc.com assembles its most recent articles on the Iraq war, as well as some timeless pieces on leadership and managing in times o... Read story
Waking Up to War
Here, Inc.com assembles its most recent articles on the Iraq war, as well as some timeless pieces on leadership and managing in times ... Read story
Waking Up to War
Here, Inc.com assembles its most recent articles on the Iraq war, as well as some timeless pieces on leadership and managing in times ... Read story
Waking Up to War
Here, Inc.com assembles its most recent articles on the Iraq war, as well as some timeless pieces on leadership and managing in times ... Read story
Per Diem Allowances
Related Terms: Expense Accounts The term "pe... Read story
Notes From The Guest Register
Inc.'s editor relates memorable quotes from business owners who've dropped by the office for lunch; plus, he addresses the fear many entrepreneurs have that ... Read story
The Company That Grew Too Fast
The thing about growth is that you have to finance it. And that, as Brian Le Gette learned the hard way with one-time Inc. 500 company 180s, can be tricky. Read story
What's Next: Mistakes Were Made
When your company screws up, don't hide it. Blog about it. And let everyone learn from the error. Read story
Southern Comfort: Savannah's Squares and Parks
Our guide to Savannah's top attractions continues. Read story
The Best of Inc.
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Grabbing a Piece of the Defense-Spending Pie
A look at seven Inc. 500 companies that sell technology and services to the Pentagon Read story
FYI: Redesigning the CEO
Inc.'s editor looks at how companies use creativity as a competitive advantage; Britain's equivalent of the Inc. 500; and CEOs who've profited by selling and... Read story
Pulp Addiction
A close-up look at the struggles one job-placement firm endured as it moved toward a paperless workplace. Read story
Dressed for Success
Inc. magazine's editor-in-chief discusses ZapMe CEO Rick Inatome's new look, new online competitors to traditional small businesses, ethics question... Read story
The 5% Solution
The founder and CEO of PSS/World Medical Inc. explains how he keeps his company poised for future growth by maintaining a reserve sales force of 50 reps--5% ... Read story
Let the Good Times Roll
Sure, your employees are challenged and fulfilled. But are they having fun? Andrew Raskin describes his efforts to create a truly competitive levity package ... Read story
Racket Busters
Ed Cornwell unsuccessfully tried incorporating his ferroconcrete into boat-building and fireproofing materials before finally settling on a sound idea: noise... Read story
EMC founder Richard Egan Dies
The cofounder of data-storage giant EMC was 73 Read story
Industries In Transition
Overcoming foreign competition and shrinking profit margins, successful growth companies tailor thier products to a specialized customer base. Read story
A Night At The Movies
At a time when most theater owners can't pry people away from their VCRs, Charlie Chick has got them driving 40 minutes for the flicks. Read story
Company, Halted
What happens to a business when the owner is called to duty? Read story
How I Did It: Bob Williamson - Horizon Software
Once a homeless drug abuser, he's now king of the cafeteria. Read story
Straight to the Source
Reviews of eight new business books -- five on leadership secrets from historical figures, one chronicling the story of the first computer, and two delineati... Read story
The Best Small Companies to Work for
Profile of the best small companies to work for and their secrets to building a great workplace. Read story
Now Hear This
Carl Amari tells how he turned his love for old-time radio shows into Radio Spirits Inc., an Inc. 500 company. Read story
Data Duty
The founder of Hire Quality recounts how he turned his business around by learning to manage information instead of people. Read story
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